Foss á Síðu is a historic farm in Southeast Iceland with a rich folklore and stunning natural beauty. It has been inhabited since the Settlement Era and is known for a spooky legend involving a cursed family and a spectral dog named Móri. Despite the eerie tale, the farm's picturesque location on a hillock with a waterfall makes it a must-see stop along the Ring Road. Just a few hours' drive from Reykjavík, Foss á Síðu offers a glimpse into Iceland's past and a chance to soak in its enchanting landscapes.